Case Report (Published online: 23-12-2025)
Mast cell Tumour in Dog: A case Report
Sakshi Tiwari, Shyama N Prabhu, D.D. Singh, Neeraj Kumar Gangwar and Jasmit Singh
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Sakshi Tiwari, Shyama N Prabhu, D.D. Singh, Neeraj Kumar Gangwar and Jasmit Singh : Department of Veterinary Pathology, C.V.Sc. & A.H., DUVASU, Mathura 4C.V.Sc. & A.H., DUVASU, Mathura

A 9-year-old male German Shepherd Dog was presented in the Veterinary Clinical Complex in College of Veterinary Sciences and Animal Husbandry, DUVASU Mathura, with the history of huge growth mass at the base of the left ear with intense itching and pus continuous oozes out along with the blood flakes were noticed. Initially, it was a small nodular growth for about one month, then continues growth showed increment in size of a tennis ball with in a span of two weeks. Face was dropping at the right side. On clinical examination pet showed about 10-15 cm diameter of mass in the base of the left ear. No other nodular lesions were observed on the skin. The pet was active and alert with no lymph node swelling nor any clinical signs of concern. A fine needle aspiration was done to find out the aetiology of the nodular lesion. Cytological examination of fine needle aspiration was suggestive of mast cell tumour confirmed by using toluidine blue and H&E staining.

Keywords : Canine, Cytology, Mast cell tumour

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Article history: Received: 12-11-2025, Accepted : 22-12-2025, Published online: 23-12-2025